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This collection was made for the Math 132 course at Liberty University and requires LaTeX.

This is a very simple card set which teaches the eight phases of the moon. There are 16 cards total, two for each phase (one quizzing the name of the phase and one quizzing the accompanying image).

Installation instructions are contained in the readme file.

If you are applying to the 6 year medical school program at the First Faculty of Medicine, Charles University, in Prague, this set of 470 flashcards will probably be helpful. It covers almost all of the physics and chemistry topics but only about 40% of the biology topics.

I also included the Microsoft One Note files that I used to initially create the study materials.

It might also be useful for people just wanting to brush up on some basic high school / early college level physics and chemistry.

Basic bones of a human seen from the front.

The image is quite long and thus use requires either at least 800 vertical pixels or the answer overlay functionality in Mnemosyne 1.0.2.

Contains two sets of cards:

(1) Elements and Elemental Symbols
(2) Atomic Number

The primary difference between this and DBOOKSTA's set is that, in addition to items like this:

Q: Symbol: Cu
A: Copper

it now asks the opposite of the question, like this:

Q: Copper
A: Symbol: Cu

Contains two Categories:

1. Elemental Symbols

2. Atomic Number, which covers elements up to atomic number 100 excluding Lanthanides and Actinides.

These are my revision questions for the UK final MBBS. They will eventually cover all that is needed for the final MBBS examinations as well as other interesting or useful information I've gleaned along the way. At present there are nearly 2000 questions.